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Melanoma Survivors Encourage Others to Protect Their Skin
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Melanoma is the second most common form of cancer for young people ages 15-29. It is a disease that affects a younger population. But the good news is it’s preventable. By taking proper precautions and checking yourself monthly, you can protect yourself against melanoma.
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